Memberships cover dog-park admission during opening hours. Daycare and boarding are separate services. Enrollment opens our current Gingr customer portal; choose your plan there and review the terms before purchasing.
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Love a regular park date?
Choose annual billing to save $40 for one dog or $60 for a multi-dog household compared with 12 monthly payments.
THE LITTLE EXTRAS ADD UP
More Reasons To Be Part of the Pack.
Monthly and annual members get a little more out of every visit—and something to look forward to each month.
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Make It Your Happy Place
Unlimited park visits during opening hours. Stop by for a quick play date or settle in with friends.
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Bring a Friend’s Pack
One guest pass each calendar month admits up to two guest dogs free for one visit, with you there.
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Enjoy Your Favorites
Members receive 10% off food and drinks. Tell our team you’re a member before your purchase or closing your tab.
Guest passes are single use, expire at month-end and do not roll over. Guest dogs need current approved vaccinations and completed entry requirements. The member must accompany the guest dogs. Discounts cannot be combined; we apply the best eligible offer. Active membership required.
TRY A LITTLE HAPPY FIRST
One Day. Plenty of Wag.
Not ready for a membership? Come see what the park is all about with our current winter walk-in special.
Your dog-park admission during posted opening hours for the dogs covered by your active membership. Drinks, food, daycare and boarding are purchased separately.
How does the multi-dog option work?
It covers dogs living in the same household, with up to two household dogs visiting at a time. Friends’ dogs can use your monthly guest pass when you accompany them and entry requirements are met.
Can I visit without a dog?
Absolutely. People without dogs enter free. Bring your friends and family to enjoy the indoor space, patio, drinks and good company.
What should I do before my first visit?
Complete your dog’s customer profile and bring current rabies, DHPP and Bordetella records for review. Keep your dog leashed when entering and leaving.